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‘Compromising the effectiveness’: new gambling laws criticised Experts warn new gambling ad restrictions may fail to protect vulnerable Australians without a comprehensive… Nvidia’s Rubin Ultra delays raise 2028 risk for AI dominance Nvidia's Rubin Ultra AI architecture faces delays due to integration challenges and rising component costs. CSL surges 16% as Australian companies defy the economic slowdown CSL's profit growth and restructuring spark market confidence with stock rising 16%. The U.S.-Iran conflict could make everything more expensive Energy costs set to soar globally as U.S.-Iran tensions disrupt markets and alter shipping routes Trump threatens Oman as Iran tensions put Strait of Hormuz at risk Iran conflict escalates as Strait of Hormuz tensions rise, risking disruption to global markets and oil routes AI watermarks could punish creators who use AI responsibly AI watermarks may harm creators by falsely labelling content and favouring unmarked tools. France blocks social media ban: Is Australia getting it wrong? France blocks under-16 social media ban, raising concerns over freedom of speech. Farage’s Clacton win puts Britain’s major parties under pressure Farage's Clacton win could shift UK politics, pressuring major parties and energising fringe movements. Your holiday photos could reveal your location to AI scammers AI detects location in holiday photos, scammers exploit this to target unsuspecting travellers. Why the Strait of Hormuz could send oil prices higher Middle East tensions escalate, driving oil prices up 5.7% to $85 amid concerns over the Strait of Hormuz Geelong’s concussion deal puts the AFL under growing pressure Concussion crisis deepens at Geelong as PR fallout from unreported side deal raises transparency concerns “A Disaster”: Why the UK economy is a warning for Australia UK economy struggles with low productivity and inflation, warning for Australia “Not A Bad Thing”: Why house prices may need to fall Moderate house price falls welcomed by most Australians, says senior economist at Australia Institute Credit card rewards are being slashed as consumers face higher costs Banks cut credit card rewards, impacting consumers as businesses may pass on costs. High interest rates are crushing Australia’s economy High interest rates threaten Australia’s economy with slower growth and weaker job prospects.